- Friday, 5 June 2026
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Use of AI in fine arts is useful, say artists
Chancellor of Nepal Academy of Fine Arts, Naradamani Hartamchhali, has said that the use of artificial intelligence (AI) should be carried out as per the demand of the time.
Three including founding chair of Karnali bank in judicial custody
The Tulsipur Nepalgunj bench of the High Court has remanded three people including the founding chairman Karnali Bikas Bank scam case into judicial custody.
Daunne road re-blocked
Police Inspector Rajan Timilsina of the Area Police Office, Dumkibas, said that the problem arose as vehicles were unable to move up the Daunne slope due to the slippery road.
Crane operator dies in accident
A crane operator has died in an accident that took place last night at Narayani Spark Pvt. Ltd. in Jitpur Simara Sub-metropolitan City-9.
Entitlements worth 5.5 million rupees recovered
Chet Bahadur Thapa, a resident of Kathekhola Rural Municipality-7 here, died during foreign employment in Saudi Arabia in 2015. However, his dependent family did not receive any compensation or relief support for 10 years.
Sixth session of Karnali Provincial Assembly prorogued
The sixth session of Karnali Provincial Assembly has been prorogued.
Heavy rainfall likely in Koshi, Bagmati and Gandaki
There is a possibility of heavy rainfall at one or two places in the hilly areas of Koshi, Bagmati and Gandaki Provinces today. Likewise, moderate rainfall is likely to take
Challenges Facing LLDCs
Geographical location has been a defining element in the destiny of any country. Rich minerals, fertile land, and access to the sea play a crucial role in trade, connectivity, and economic prosperity. The country's foreign policy and condu
Enhance Services For Senior Citizens
Nepal is experiencing a big demographic transition. The number of older people is increasing fast. Traditionally, joint family structures in Nepal extend care and support for old people. But modernisation, migration, and new socio-economic dynamics are making dents in family relationships. Providing care to older people requires tackling issues such as accessibility and affordability of health care services, social isolation, financial insecurity
Justice For Weak Leads To Stable Peace
Justice implies fair treatment to all people despite their income, education and power inequalities. It mainly refers to the safety of minorities, the poor and the disabled. It is morally justified to tax the wealthy to support the poor and enable th
Misuse Of Mental Health Terms
In Kathmandu and other urban centres of Nepal, it has become increasingly common to hear young people use phrases like "I am so depr
Nepal held to 1-1 draw by Bhutan at U20 Women's Asian Cup Qualifiers
Nepal were held to a 1–1 stalemate by Bhutan in their opening fixture of the AFC U-20 Women’s Asian Cup Qualifiers at Changlimithang Stadium, Thimphu, on Wednesday. Tanka Maya Gurung’s side showed marked improvement since their last encounter with Nepal at the SAFF U-20 Championship in Bangladesh, where Yam Prasad Gurung's side had cruised to emphatic 6–1 and 8–0 victories.
Arpil settles for bronze at Asian Boxing
Arpil Rana bowed out in the semi-finals of the Asian U19 and U22 Boxing Championships held in Bangkok, Thailand, settling for a bronze medal. Rana locked horns with Japan’s Shodai Koto in the semi-final of flyweight (50kg) division on Wednesday. The Japanese boxer clinched
Folk music “Gallailaure” on the verge of extinction
During World War II, the British and Indian army officers used to set up camps in various villages, where they gathered the youth and recruited them into their army. Once the youth were recruited and taken away, the villagers would be in a state of both joy and sorrow. The families and villagers would feel fear and sadness wondering whether the youth who
AI in fine arts discussed
A programme on ‘Artificial Intelligence in Fine Arts’ was held in Kathmandu on Wednesday. Organised by the Nepal Academy of Fine Arts, writer and journalist Ajay Sharma presented a paper on AI in art.
